Weston High School - Key Yearbook (Weston, MA)

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FACULTY AND STAFF

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Timetable of the Year’s Events SEPTEMBER School opens Ice Breaker Dance Cross-Country opens Football opens OCTOBER Field Hockey opens Science Club organized Paid Assembly Student Council elections Cheerleaders’ Masquerade NOVEMBER Cross-Country banquet End first term Senior Sociable Wayland football game Football Dance DECEMBER Smoke Signal Dance School play Student Government election Paid Assembly Senior Sociable Alumni party Christmas Vacation JANUARY Basketball opens CEEB exams — SAT Vocational Conference End marking term MARCH Vocational Conference CEEB — Achievements Senior Sociable Science Fair FEBRUARY Youth Center inauguration Paid Assembly Vocational Conference School Closes — Vacation APRIL Paid Assembly All-State Music Festival Xat’l Honor Society Assembly Scars Essay Spring Sports open MAY Northeastern Mass. Music Fest. Spring Concert Junior Prom Awards Assembly JUNE Senior Week Dancing-on-the-Green Class Day Graduation

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Mr. Teittinen, Fitchburg State Teachers College, welcomes the new Principal, Mr. Smith, Dartmouth and University of New Hampshire, to Weston High School. The Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Brackett, Middlebury College, stands in front of the entrance to the high school. The Administration Heads Weston’s Able Faculty. An organization is only as good as its leadership, and the quality of Veston High School is reflected by its administration. Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Anthony Brackett, is a busy man around WUs- ton; besides working closely with the School Com¬ mittee and PTA, he believes in close juxtaposition of students and administration, and consequently spends much time in the school. I’he new High School Principal, Mr. Villard Smith, has aroused great interest with his novel pol¬ icies of administration. He has constantly attempted to work as closely with the Student Council as pos¬ sible. His Vice-Principal, Mr. Aimo Teittinen, has served in Weston for many years and has the unpleas¬ ant job of being in charge of discipline. The Di¬ rector of Athletics, Mr. John Proctor, is very popular with all the students; this year’s attendance at games testifies to this. The clerical help of Mrs. Helene Minsky, Mrs. Marie Bassett, and Mrs. Elaine Sinclair is significant for both the work accomplished and the friendly assistance rendered to all students. Mr. Proctor, Director of . ' thletics, Springfield College, stands in front of the ticket booth, headquarters of many sales activities. 6